Is this a normal ball python or a morph?

Pictures of my question(I dont know how to post pictures here...)

http://www.wretch.cc/album/show.php?...1542736799&p=3

Looks like it has a nice jungle pattern...

Technically it is considered a normal, but it has a cool pattern :)

I agree...I bought it because of the pattern...

Any different opinion??

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Originally Posted by batthumbmoss

I agree...I bought it because of the pattern...

Any different opinion??

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Nope, definitely a normal.

Usually...if you have to ask...lol

I've yet to see one of these "normal or morph?" threads churn out anything other than a good looking normal.

It looks like a very cool normal to me :gj: Thats one of the things I love about ball pythons is the variability of the patterns and colors in just the "normal" balls. He looks quite a bit like my first "normal" actually, very sweet lookin ball man!

In fact, I know it is a normal.
But...can anyone tell me
how to identify a normal and a morph...

Well, you need to start from scratch. You need to be able to see what identifies a normal.

Morphs are animals that vary from the normal.

I suggest looking up photos of "normal" ball pythons, and then pulling up some morph photos. Some of them will be stark contrasts in color, pattern, or both.

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Originally Posted by batthumbmoss

In fact, I know it is a normal.
But...can anyone tell me
how to identify a normal and a morph...

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Sure.. 99.995% of all morphs are easy to pick out from normals Here are some examples

Normal
http://www.wildmorphs.com/uploads/Mo...alehetsnow.JPG

Morph
http://www.wildmorphs.com/uploads/Morphs/SPIDER.JPG

Really nice light normal
http://www.wildmorphs.com/uploads/Morphs/yalipia.JPG

Morphs
http://www.wildmorphs.com/uploads/Morphs/IMG_0227.JPG

Normal
http://www.wildmorphs.com/uploads/Br...07-08/wrap.JPG

Morph
http://www.wildmorphs.com/uploads/Da...0pin%20top.jpg

Great pictures..but these are the easy ones...right??